Am I able to use any transition other than the default to change between virtual desktops in OpenBox?
I am able to use wmctrl to switch between desktops, but the change is immediate, I would ideally like an ~0.5second fade in/out, or from one to the other.
I'm open to installing 3rd party desktop managers, so long as they are supported by Openbox and don't require that I install an entire new de
Hi,I've created six virtual desktop, and now, I want when I'm booting to see all virtual desktop with defined applications at there good place (position in pixel too).For example, in "Bash" virtual desktop I want Konqueror on the left screen and terminator on the right, both at full screen.
KP Weblog: "Virtual desktops in Linux are great for remote working (accessing the office from home) and for administering and supporting remote computers. A single server at the office can host virtual desktops for several remote workers."
Hello everyone.
I just configured my kde 4.4.4
(opensuse 11.3) to have
* 6 virtual desktops
* different background image for each virtual desktop
* 1 common dashboard for all the 6 virtual desktops
The problem is that I can to scroll the backgrounds (not on purpose) because somehow backgrounds are not locked and can be moved around.
Thus I need some help w
I'm learning about virtual desktops and I was wondering; suppose you have 1500 people in your company, almost all using virtual desktops, and they would have to start up their computers all at the same time more or less.
How will this affect the network and what would the solution be? It would congest the network, right?
I'm used to using my laptop under windows to give presentations. I like using the 'extended desktop' - the audience sees the powerpoint presentation, and I see the 'presenter mode'. This is so useful, as I can see the slide notes, timings, etc. etc.
Well today I've worked it out using ubuntu.
I'd like to open the GKrellM system monitor so that it is present on all virtual desktops. How to do that?
Using Ubuntu 11.04 (Natty) & classic GNOME (not Unity).
Bonus questions:
How to skip the gkrellm window from the taskbar (on the bottom of the screen)?
How to launch it automatically when logging in?
(I can ask those separately, too.
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Under Compiz :: General Options :: Desktop Size I already have 2x2 layout of 4 virtual desktops setup, as in screenshot.
However if you notice as in the switcher app parked in the top left corner, only one desktop shows, and indeed only one is available to send windows to or hover over to.
Right-clicking that docked switcher to "Add a workspace" doesn't behave right anymore.
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